2013, ISBN: 9783826050824

gewerbliches Angebot, [SC: 4.50], wie neu, [PU: Königshausen & Neumann], 358 Seiten, [GW: 562g], [ED: broschiert], DE, Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This volume… Mehr…

gewerbliches Angebot, [SC: 4.50], wie neu, [PU: Königshausen & Neumann], 358 Seiten, [GW: 562g], [ED: broschiert], DE, Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This volume contains 16 articles that broaden the current discussion about jazz in German, Austrian, and Swiss literature. Scholars from diverse backgrounds trace the influence of North American jazz on Western and Central Europe through readings of novels, novellas, poems, radio plays, and essays about jazz, written or published in German from the mid-1920s through the twenty-first century. At the core of modernity and urban sociohistorical culture, jazz maintains its relevance for German-speaking cultures as a vehicle for addressing issues of social class, gender, race and ethnicity, as well as regional, national, and transnational identity. Contents: K. Krick-Aigner / M.-O. Schuster: Introduction - R. Dombrowski: An Overview of Jazz Music in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland - E. Simonow: Functions of Jazz in Literature: Jazz Discourse in the Weimar Republic in the Novels Jazz by Hans Janowitz and Symphonie für Jazz by René Schickele - J. E. Grandt: The Colors of Jazz in the Weimar Republic: Hans Janowitz's Jazz Takes the Coltrane - C. Partsch: Early Jazz Figures in Weimar Germany - P. Cohen-Avenel: An Epidemic of Jazz in German-language Literature: 1920-1931 - H. Steinert: Adorno and the Case of Jazz in Europe of the 1930s - M. Kreuzwieser: "And this music had the advantage of great sincerity, there was something of the Negro in it, lovable and truthful": Hermann Hesse, His Fans and Jazz - Some Remarks about Ongoing Misunderstandings - F. Getzuhn: Authenticity in Jazz - Aesthetic Experience and Its Mediation: Narrative Pedagogy and Jazz Texts in the 1950s - H. Justin: Jazz Critic Ernest Borneman: Doctor Feelgood - T. Wörtche: Jazz and Poetry: Only a Misunderstanding? - H. Neundlinger: "i'd rather be a saxophone": Ernst Jandl and Jazz - H. B. Schlichting: The Radio Play as a State of Bliss: Encounters with Ror Wolf - M.-O. Schuster: Black Male Jazz and White Female Exoticism in Katja Henkel's Novel LaVons Lied - A. W. Hurley: Ripe for a Diskursabenteuer: Jazz in Thomas Meinecke's Novels - B. Spoerri: In Search of the Swinging Life: Jazz in German-Swiss Literature from 1995 to 2009 - S. Richter: "Nothing is everything. You its appearance": Reflections on Jazz&Poetry, Especially the Baroque. 358 Seiten, broschiert (Königshausen & Neumann 2013) leichte Lagerspuren, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten), Internationaler Versand, [CT: Sprach-/Literaturwissenschaft / Germanistik]<

2013, ISBN: 9783826050824

[ED: broschiert], [PU: Königshausen & Neumann], Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This volume contains 16 articles that broaden the current discussion about jazz in… Mehr…

[ED: broschiert], [PU: Königshausen & Neumann], Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This volume contains 16 articles that broaden the current discussion about jazz in German, Austrian, and Swiss literature. Scholars from diverse backgrounds trace the influence of North American jazz on Western and Central Europe through readings of novels, novellas, poems, radio plays, and essays about jazz, written or published in German from the mid-1920s through the twenty-first century. At the core of modernity and urban sociohistorical culture, jazz maintains its relevance for German-speaking cultures as a vehicle for addressing issues of social class, gender, race and ethnicity, as well as regional, national, and transnational identity. Contents: K. Krick-Aigner / M.-O. Schuster: Introduction - R. Dombrowski: An Overview of Jazz Music in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland - E. Simonow: Functions of Jazz in Literature: Jazz Discourse in the Weimar Republic in the Novels Jazz by Hans Janowitz and Symphonie für Jazz by René Schickele - J. E. Grandt: The Colors of Jazz in the Weimar Republic: Hans Janowitz's Jazz Takes the Coltrane - C. Partsch: Early Jazz Figures in Weimar Germany - P. Cohen-Avenel: An Epidemic of Jazz in German-language Literature: 1920-1931 - H. Steinert: Adorno and the Case of Jazz in Europe of the 1930s - M. Kreuzwieser: "And this music had the advantage of great sincerity, there was something of the Negro in it, lovable and truthful": Hermann Hesse, His Fans and Jazz - Some Remarks about Ongoing Misunderstandings - F. Getzuhn: Authenticity in Jazz - Aesthetic Experience and Its Mediation: Narrative Pedagogy and Jazz Texts in the 1950s - H. Justin: Jazz Critic Ernest Borneman: Doctor Feelgood - T. Wörtche: Jazz and Poetry: Only a Misunderstanding? - H. Neundlinger: "i'd rather be a saxophone": Ernst Jandl and Jazz - H. B. Schlichting: The Radio Play as a State of Bliss: Encounters with Ror Wolf - M.-O. Schuster: Black Male Jazz and White Female Exoticism in Katja Henkel's Novel LaVons Lied - A. W. Hurley: Ripe for a Diskursabenteuer: Jazz in Thomas Meinecke's Novels - B. Spoerri: In Search of the Swinging Life: Jazz in German-Swiss Literature from 1995 to 2009 - S. Richter: "Nothing is everything. You its appearance": Reflections on Jazz&Poetry, Especially the Baroque. 358 Seiten, broschiert (Königshausen & Neumann 2013) leichte Lagerspuren, DE, [SC: 4.50], wie neu, gewerbliches Angebot, 358 Seiten, [GW: 562g], Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten), Internationaler Versand, [CT: Sprach-/Literaturwissenschaft / Germanistik]<

2013, ISBN: 3826050827

[EAN: 9783826050824], Gebraucht, wie neu, [SC: 4.5], [PU: Königshausen & Neumann], Zustandsbeschreibung: leichte Lagerspuren. Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This… Mehr…

[EAN: 9783826050824], Gebraucht, wie neu, [SC: 4.5], [PU: Königshausen & Neumann], Zustandsbeschreibung: leichte Lagerspuren. Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This volume contains 16 articles that broaden the current discussion about jazz in German, Austrian, and Swiss literature. Scholars from diverse backgrounds trace the influence of North American jazz on Western and Central Europe through readings of novels, novellas, poems, radio plays, and essays about jazz, written or published in German from the mid-1920s through the twenty-first century. At the core of modernity and urban sociohistorical culture, jazz maintains its relevance for German-speaking cultures as a vehicle for addressing issues of social class, gender, race and ethnicity, as well as regional, national, and transnational identity. Contents: K. Krick-Aigner / M.-O. Schuster: Introduction - R. Dombrowski: An Overview of Jazz Music in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland - E. Simonow: Functions of Jazz in Literature: Jazz Discourse in the Weimar Republic in the Novels Jazz by Hans Janowitz and Symphonie für Jazz by René Schickele - J. E. Grandt: The Colors of Jazz in the Weimar Republic: Hans Janowitz's Jazz Takes the Coltrane - C. Partsch: Early Jazz Figures in Weimar Germany - P. Cohen-Avenel: An Epidemic of Jazz in German-language Literature: 1920-1931 - H. Steinert: Adorno and the Case of Jazz in Europe of the 1930s - M. Kreuzwieser: "And this music had the advantage of great sincerity, there was something of the Negro in it, lovable and truthful": Hermann Hesse, His Fans and Jazz - Some Remarks about Ongoing Misunderstandings - F. Getzuhn: Authenticity in Jazz - Aesthetic Experience and Its Mediation: Narrative Pedagogy and Jazz Texts in the 1950s - H. Justin: Jazz Critic Ernest Borneman: Doctor Feelgood - T. Wörtche: Jazz and Poetry: Only a Misunderstanding? - H. Neundlinger: "i'd rather be a saxophone": Ernst Jandl and Jazz - H. B. Schlichting: The Radio Play as a State of Bliss: Encounters with Ror Wolf - M.-O. Schuster: Black Male Jazz and White Female Exoticism in Katja Henkel's Novel LaVons Lied - A. W. Hurley: Ripe for a Diskursabenteuer: Jazz in Thomas Meinecke's Novels - B. Spoerri: In Search of the Swinging Life: Jazz in German-Swiss Literature from 1995 to 2009 - S. Richter: "Nothing is everything. You its appearance": Reflections on Jazz&Poetry, Especially the Baroque. 358 Seiten, broschiert (Königshausen & Neumann 2013). Gewicht: 562 g - Softcover/Taschenbuch - Sprache: Englisch, Books<

2013, ISBN: 3826050827

[EAN: 9783826050824], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: Königshausen & Neumann], Zustandsbeschreibung: leichte Lagerspuren. Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This volume con… Mehr…

[EAN: 9783826050824], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: Königshausen & Neumann], Zustandsbeschreibung: leichte Lagerspuren. Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This volume contains 16 articles that broaden the current discussion about jazz in German, Austrian, and Swiss literature. Scholars from diverse backgrounds trace the influence of North American jazz on Western and Central Europe through readings of novels, novellas, poems, radio plays, and essays about jazz, written or published in German from the mid-1920s through the twenty-first century. At the core of modernity and urban sociohistorical culture, jazz maintains its relevance for German-speaking cultures as a vehicle for addressing issues of social class, gender, race and ethnicity, as well as regional, national, and transnational identity. Contents: K. Krick-Aigner / M.-O. Schuster: Introduction - R. Dombrowski: An Overview of Jazz Music in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland - E. Simonow: Functions of Jazz in Literature: Jazz Discourse in the Weimar Republic in the Novels Jazz by Hans Janowitz and Symphonie für Jazz by René Schickele - J. E. Grandt: The Colors of Jazz in the Weimar Republic: Hans Janowitz's Jazz Takes the Coltrane - C. Partsch: Early Jazz Figures in Weimar Germany - P. Cohen-Avenel: An Epidemic of Jazz in German-language Literature: 1920-1931 - H. Steinert: Adorno and the Case of Jazz in Europe of the 1930s - M. Kreuzwieser: "And this music had the advantage of great sincerity, there was something of the Negro in it, lovable and truthful": Hermann Hesse, His Fans and Jazz - Some Remarks about Ongoing Misunderstandings - F. Getzuhn: Authenticity in Jazz - Aesthetic Experience and Its Mediation: Narrative Pedagogy and Jazz Texts in the 1950s - H. Justin: Jazz Critic Ernest Borneman: Doctor Feelgood - T. Wörtche: Jazz and Poetry: Only a Misunderstanding? - H. Neundlinger: "i'd rather be a saxophone": Ernst Jandl and Jazz - H. B. Schlichting: The Radio Play as a State of Bliss: Encounters with Ror Wolf - M.-O. Schuster: Black Male Jazz and White Female Exoticism in Katja Henkel's Novel LaVons Lied - A. W. Hurley: Ripe for a Diskursabenteuer: Jazz in Thomas Meinecke's Novels - B. Spoerri: In Search of the Swinging Life: Jazz in German-Swiss Literature from 1995 to 2009 - S. Richter: "Nothing is everything. You its appearance": Reflections on Jazz&Poetry, Especially the Baroque. 358 Seiten, broschiert (Königshausen & Neumann 2013). Gewicht: 562 g - Softcover/Taschenbuch - Sprache: Englisch, Books<

2013, ISBN: 9783826050824

gewerbliches Angebot, [SC: 4.50], wie neu, [GW: 562g], DE, Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This volume contains 16 articles that broaden the current discussion ab… Mehr…

gewerbliches Angebot, [SC: 4.50], wie neu, [GW: 562g], DE, Edited by Kirsten Krick-Aigner and Marc-Oliver Schuster. This volume contains 16 articles that broaden the current discussion about jazz in German, Austrian, and Swiss literature. Scholars from diverse backgrounds trace the influence of North American jazz on Western and Central Europe through readings of novels, novellas, poems, radio plays, and essays about jazz, written or published in German from the mid-1920s through the twenty-first century. At the core of modernity and urban sociohistorical culture, jazz maintains its relevance for German-speaking cultures as a vehicle for addressing issues of social class, gender, race and ethnicity, as well as regional, national, and transnational identity. Contents: K. Krick-Aigner / M.-O. Schuster: Introduction - R. Dombrowski: An Overview of Jazz Music in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland - E. Simonow: Functions of Jazz in Literature: Jazz Discourse in the Weimar Republic in the Novels Jazz by Hans Janowitz and Symphonie für Jazz by René Schickele - J. E. Grandt: The Colors of Jazz in the Weimar Republic: Hans Janowitz's Jazz Takes the Coltrane - C. Partsch: Early Jazz Figures in Weimar Germany - P. Cohen-Avenel: An Epidemic of Jazz in German-language Literature: 1920-1931 - H. Steinert: Adorno and the Case of Jazz in Europe of the 1930s - M. Kreuzwieser: "And this music had the advantage of great sincerity, there was something of the Negro in it, lovable and truthful": Hermann Hesse, His Fans and Jazz - Some Remarks about Ongoing Misunderstandings - F. Getzuhn: Authenticity in Jazz - Aesthetic Experience and Its Mediation: Narrative Pedagogy and Jazz Texts in the 1950s - H. Justin: Jazz Critic Ernest Borneman: Doctor Feelgood - T. Wörtche: Jazz and Poetry: Only a Misunderstanding? - H. Neundlinger: "i'd rather be a saxophone": Ernst Jandl and Jazz - H. B. Schlichting: The Radio Play as a State of Bliss: Encounters with Ror Wolf - M.-O. Schuster: Black Male Jazz and White Female Exoticism in Katja Henkel's Novel LaVons Lied - A. W. Hurley: Ripe for a Diskursabenteuer: Jazz in Thomas Meinecke's Novels - B. Spoerri: In Search of the Swinging Life: Jazz in German-Swiss Literature from 1995 to 2009 - S. Richter: "Nothing is everything. You its appearance": Reflections on Jazz&Poetry, Especially the Baroque. 358 Seiten, broschiert (Königshausen & Neumann 2013) leichte Lagerspuren, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten), Internationaler Versand, [CT: Sprach-/Literaturwissenschaft / Germanistik], [PU: Königshausen & Neumann, Würzburg]<